Month: February 2023

Monday 27th of February 2023 “Lord, if you are willing, you can make me clean.” Luke 5: 12-15  Today, we are invited to exercise our prayer like Jesus’ encounter with the leper. The leper was in desperate need of Jesus and

Sunday 26th of February 2023  “Hearing these words, he went away sad…” Matthew 19: 16-22  To experience the power of prayer and the Word of God in our lives each day, we need to be willing not only to pray but

Saturday 25th of February 2023  “Give me a drink”  John 4: 1-26  How are we when Jesus comes to our encounter? When our resources are running low and we are at our well, the place we go to for nourishment, we

Friday 24th of February 2023 “Take courage, it is I; do not be afraid.” Matthew 14:22-33 Peter had courage when his eyes were on Jesus, but foundered when he focused on himself and his situation. We all have some doubts inside us

 Thursday 23rd of February 2023  “Pull out into deeper water.” Luke 5:1-11 In today’s reading, Jesus invites Simon to “Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch”. As we pray with this passage, we may sense Jesus inviting

Wednesday 22nd of February 2023  “…hurry and come down, for today I must stay at your house. Luke 19:1-10   Today begins our Lenten Journey for 2023, and we are encouraged to spend quality time praying and asking Jesus to speak

 21st  February 2023  “Mary has chosen the better part, and it will not be taken away from her…” Luke 10: 38-42 To exercise prayer, we need to take the time and choose to sit down at the feet of Jesus. We

Monday 20th of February, 2023 Lent begins this week!!! And our Lenten Program this year will centre around the 4 Exercises of the Verbum Dei Spirituality. Prayer Fraternal love The cross/ humility Mission These will help us deepen on the

20th February 2023 “Help the little faith I have!” Mark 9:14-29 Jesus calls us into an acceptance of our current situations, and to be humble enough to ask for his help. Many times, we can be afraid of revealing our

19th February 2023  “Love your enemies.” Matthew 5:38-48 Our gospel this Sunday is the continuation of last week’s when Jesus seemed to make adjustments to the law. According to the law of Moses, when a person committed hurt or grievance against